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1 ANSWER TO THE ASSESSMENT QUIZ THE WAR AT HOME HOMEWORK CHECK

2 OVER 15 MILLION AMERICAN SERVED

3 WOMEN DURING WORLD WAR II Roles of American women during World War II: Nursing and Medical staff Noncombat positions in the Army Corps Ferrying bombers from base to base Teaching pilots to fly planes

4 UNEMPLOYMENT DROPS TO NIL

5 VICTORY GARDEN & WAR BONDS

6 RATIONING

7 GASOLINE Goods that were not for sale without rationing coupons included: Coffee Sugar Meat Shoes Tires Gasoline

8 ROSIE THE RIVETER

9 EXECUTIVE ORDER #9066

10 JAPANESE-AMERICAN SOLDIERS IN ITALY DURING WORLD WAR II

11 ASA PHILIP RANDOLPH

12 RACE RIOTS IN DETROIT, MICHIGAN

13 THE BRACERO PROGRAM

14 ELEANOR ROOSEVELT CONDEMNS THE ZOOT SUIT RIOTS OF THE 1940S

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